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@davidward2209 Thank you very much. I believe the "humm" comes from an old oscillating desk fan I use in that room. I'll try to do without it in future videos 👍.

@@dustinblack8807 I got it from Aim Surplus. 👍

@scottweisz Glocks can easily handle +P loads, and the 10mm Glock (Glock 20) can handle 10mm without issue.

@@shootinitstraight4162 Is it true that some early, all metal frame guns struggled with 10MM? It is powerful.

@markluke8447 I could not have put it any better, sir! 👌

@scottweisz I think that may simply be common "wear" (I can't be certain since I can't see it), but no, oil does not prevent wear, it simply prevents corrosion. 👍

@scottweisz Thank you sir. I believe that caliber selection is more about personal opinion and the purpose of the ammo/caliber. Personally, I keep 6 different calibers for various purposes. All are adequate for most situations, I think, so it's good to get familiar with other calibers in case your "favorite" is not available. 👌

@scottweisz Thank you, my good Sir 👌

@PatPat-w8r The oval "3D" marking replaces the previous pentagon shape, and just denotes that it is cooperating with the 3D ballistics database for research that was created by the NIST (national institute of standards and technology) that helps to positively identify bullets fired by that particular barrel.

@@Paladin1873 Wow, what a great way to get basic 1911 instructions! I had to learn how to strip the 1911 on my own, but I just followed the instructions in the Owner Manual and didn't have a problem. I would prefer to learn it the way YOU did, tho 👌

@@shootinitstraight4162 I later learned the simpler take-down technique, but this got me in trouble when I went through a USAF security program about a decade later. The instructor of that class did not appreciate my "advanced" knowledge and wrote me up for not following proper field stripping protocol.

@henryschmidt636 yes, too many folks are suckered in to that sort of hype. My neighbor is a big, younger fella that shoots often in his back yard, but is afraid to shoot any of my .45's because he claims they are "hand cannons"...

@harpsitardo Good info. A 1911 may need a cleaning a little more often than most poly pistols like a Glock, but that's a non-issue. As far as maintenance of other components, I've never really noticed a problem. There is a chance that a spring may need to be replaced on occasion, but that's true of any handgun. I will say that I have seen thumb safety plunger tubes break off or work loose on occasion, but that's a $15 part and quickly replaced by staking it back in place. Accidental discharge is fairly easy with the light triggers of 1911's. That's why I mentioned in the video to first practice by pulling trigger, then removing finger from trigger from shot to shot until you get used to it. Like with ANY firearm, keep your finger OUT of the trigger guard until you are on target and about to fire. If you do that, you won't have any accidental discharges.

@@shootinitstraight4162 Thanks for the info! 😊

@joshualittlejohn7915 Very possible. Yes, there is a difference between the 1911 and a Glock, but with a little practice and understanding of how to shoot the 1911, it should not present a problem. Even if a Glock was the very first handgun a person shoots, it would still require some understanding and practice to properly handle that Glock, as it would any other handgun. And thanks for watching, brother! ☺

@@shootinitstraight4162 always a pleasure sir. I agree it took me at least 14 range trips in the course of a year to get somewhat comfortable enough to even practice drawing my G40 out of the holster. The reason I rented a 1911 is one has caught my eye since the Texas NRA show this year. I wanted to know i could at least operate a 1911 before trying to own one

@sk21rt54 Thank you friend, and I invite your comments anytime 👌

@sk21rt54 Yes, a 1911 mite not be for everyone, and same can be said for a Glock. True, some 1911's may require some minor fine tuning, but that's never posed a problem for me. However, I can't say that it wouldn't pose a problem for other folks. But, you're right in that it mite not be the best choice for newer Concealed carriers 👍

@shootinitstraight4162 1911s are just cool. I carry a 9mm commander and full size .45 It became an addiction for me. I could spend all day looking at pictures of them and reading about them. It's a science getting them how you want them. I still carry polymer occasionally. They have their place.

@@sk21rt54 Very well put, and I agree with you 100%. I too love the 1911, but my EDC is a Glock model 22.

Not having any safety can be even trickier. 😉

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@DylanParker-dn2ps I try to, whenever my notifications are working properly. Sometimes I don't get the notification.

@shootinitstraight4162 sweet I was wondering if you can do another video of the tarus 357 mag 4inch barrel again I just got the same one

@@DylanParker-dn2ps I plan on doing a particular cleaning method on the model 66 very shortly.

And can you shoot hard cast

@kevmac1230 I believe that most typical production "G.I." or Government models do, however you can still disassemble them in a slightly different way. Different models of 1911's will vary in the procedure as well, such those with a bull barrel, those with full length recoil guide rods, etc.

Never mind I figured it out the slide stayed open because the magazine was empty that what the gun does after shooting all the bullets

@maxmccain8950 Yep, that's exactly what I do now. They definitely do it right! 👍

@@LaFemme6345 @LaFemme6345 I don't at this time, but that's a great idea. I had no knowledge about the shadow ban thing. I'll get my friend to help me set one up!

@joesolo7719 Congrats on getting your first firearm! You chose wisely. Yeah, I get lots of comments regarding my hand gestures, lol. But, I'm Italian so there's not much I can do about it 😶😊

Col_K I got an 8 pack of neoprene grip screw o-rings by Challis. There is no size listed, so I assume they are just the "standard" size (?).

@@shootinitstraight4162 Thanks, if I don't have them in my o-ring box I'll order some from Amazon.

@greybeard277 Thank you, sir. I don't think you would be disappointed with one. 👍

@zonseeker08 You make an excellent point!

@channeeIIII7623 I've only had one in which I actually fired, but have been involved in 2 more where my partners have fired but I didn't.

@stevenvlogss8505 ? Wow! Hmmm, hard to say without examining it, but is it possible to remove the slide's backplate? If so, try taking out the firing pin so that it's lug doesn't hang up on something when you slide it forward to remove it. 🤷

@jeffreyjones2062 Thank you so much kind sir, I appreciate you 👌👍

@jona5517 Yes, I've seen a similar video as well. The manuals that are available to the general public show slightly different procedures than what is demonstrated in the Glock Armorers course in some respects, and explanations for the variances are discussed. Thanks for watching! 👍